BROOM-HILDA HOLD iT! my CONTACT LENS POPPED obit !! NOBODY MOVE! ON THE FASTRAC Vaer, WE'VE BEEN So INVOLVED IN PLANNING THIS WEDDING, WE HAVEN'T REALLY THOUGHT ABOUT WHAT COMES AFTER! c a a MIKE, DON'T if 10% TIP. WHY 1S IT, THATAS MANKING'S POPULATION INCREASES... ors Spe CECREASES THURSDAY Oct. 18--West Van Memorial Library programs: Babytime for ages 1-23 months. 10:30 a.m. Songs, action games, finger plays, picture books. Ongoing: Baby Bear Storytimes. Stories, songs, games for 2 yr. olds, 10:30 a.m. Pre-registration req. Info: 926-3291. ace Oct, 18-Ongoing. North Van Youth Band practice for any 9-13 yr. old N. WRONG ., THE FORGET TO STANDARD LEAVE THE | TIP HAS GONE STANDARD UP To 15%. COMICS a J MEAN, How Do You SEE US A FEW YEARS INTO THE FUTURE? © 1007 King Faates Syracate In Word nots reserved LIVE IN HARMONY Wit NATORE 2 Shore music student, 6-7:30 p.m. on Tues./Thurs. at Highlands Community School. Info: 984-9969, Diane. eee Oct. 18--Ongoing community youth events. Info: Seymour Area Youth Services Saciety (SAYSS). Nurishah at 986-9055 or Susan at 929-5519. FRIDAY Gct. 19--Professional Day recreation program for elementary school stu- STAY PERFECTLY STILL. TLL HOLLER WHEN [ FIN? IT! WHY CANT MANKIND FR HOLD IT. SHE Y NG, BUT SHE DOESN'T HAVE HAVE THE ENTIRE ROAST YOU WERE FIXING FOR SUPPER. CHT irl HN one eet eae f SHowInG OFF AGAIN, DitLon? NO, MA‘AM-~ RACKIN’ UP “FREQUENT FLIER LTHINK IT HAS SONETHNG To BO Witt HE KIDS’ STUFF __ dents aged 6-12 yrs. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. at W. Van Recreation Centre. Fee: $20 for fully supervised day which inct. outing to Science World, games, and ice skating. Pre-reg. req. Info: 926- 3266. oes Oct, 19--N.S. Youth Conference 1990 at Queen Mary School, Oct. 19-20. Info: Irwin at 988-2787, eee Oct. 19--Ongoing. Toddler storytime. 10 a.m., }t a.m. and 2 p.m. at N.Van City Library, 121 W. t4th St. Multicultural forum set TWO DISTINCT religious com- munities, the Bahai’is and the Unitarians, have joined together to co-sponsor a free public forum on multiculturalism on the North Shore. Entitled Multiculturalism on the North Shore: Challenge and Op- portunity. ... Unity in Diversity, the forum will take place on Sun- day, Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the William Lucas Continuing Educa- tion Centre, 2132 Hamilton Ave. {near Capilano Mall) in North Vancouver. According to the leading plan- ners -— Rev. Harold Rosen, minister of the North Shore Unitarian Church. and Dr. Kent Brothers of the North Shore Baha*i Community — the pur- poses of the forum are to engender respect and appreciation for the diversity of cultures repre- sented on the North Shore, to facilitate networking among groups addressing multicultural issues, and to encourage support for the newly emerging North Shore Multicultural Society. Panelists include The Hon. Emery Barnes, MLA and critic on multiculturalism, Rupert Down- ing, North Vancouver District social planner, Beverly Nann, co- founder of the Pacific Immigra- tion Resources Society, Chief Leonard George of the Burrard Indian Band, Jacques Baillot, publisher and editor of Soleil de Colombie, Salim Kaderali, Family Court and Youth justice Commit- tee chairperson and Dr. Ronald Roesch from Simon Fraser Uni- versity’s Inter-Cultural Com- munications Dept. Special greetings will be offered by The Hon. Mary Collins, MP for Capilano-Howe Sound, Ed Edulgee, convenor of the new North Shore Multicultural Society and Ferial McCann, social devel- opment officer for the Federal Multicultural Program. The event will also include a networking fair, in which a number of groups, including the United Way, North Shore Neigh- bourhood House, North Shore Family Services and North Shore Community Services, will set up displays of their literature and services. 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